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Further reading ⇓

□ Overview
□ 360/195 birth
□ RAL 195 history
□ Technology
□ Buffer Store
□ Parallel operations
□ Configuration
□ 370 Reference
□ 195 characteristics
□ 195 operations
□ Wake programme
□ Wake

Technology: 360/195

Circuit Technology

The 360/195 used monolithic integrated ECL circuits for the arithmetic and logic operations in the central processor combined with the 32 Kbyte high speed buffer memory. Each silicon memory chip was about 0.125 inches square and consisted of 664 transistors and diodes etc. Each memory chip contained from two to four circuits, stored 64 bits of data, and were mounted on a 0.5 inch ceramic substrate. The monolithic circuits transmitted signals in 3-5 nanoseconds.

2880 Channel

2880 Channel
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Buffer Control Card

Buffer Control Card
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General Register Card

General Register Card
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Storage Module Power Card

Storage Module Power Card
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Close-up of 360/195 Console

Close-up of 360/195 Console
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